The king showed the peasant what many of us never understand: every obstacle presents an opportunity to improve our condition. Motivate yourself, reach your goals.

The moral of the story is, pride goes before fall.

Treat everyone around you with your ethics, not with theirs. Treat others the way you want to be treated.

We should not be disappointed on our failure in struggle. We should try again but not give up hope against odds.

The moral of the story is, foolishness has no end.

We should always stay humble or else we will meet the same fate as the proud bee.

The moral of the story is, clever thinking can easily solve a problem.

Once a farmer had a goat, a bundle of grass and a lion. He had to cross a river on a small boat, which could carry only two of them at a time. The farmer was in a fix, if he takes the lion first, then the goat would eat up the grass in his absence.

It's one of the classic stories.

The moral of the story is, Don’t nurture friendship with selfish people.